Demand jail time for thug that dragged dog behind car for 5 miles!

The heartless person believed to have dragged an innocent dog behind his vehicle for over 5 miles has been apprehended amid several days of heavy searching. It all happened in the town of Evansville, Indiana. The victim, a Great Dane mix known as Hank, did not survive the terrible ordeal;  this dog was a cherished family pet and will definitely be missed. He did not deserve any of this and I am hereby asking every compassionate person to take a stand against this abuse and ensure true justice will be served.

Police have booked two suspects in connection with this disturbing incident. The actual driver is Brandyn Cox, pictured on the left. There is also another person involved, 44-year-old Jamie McFarland who police say tied the pooch to the back of Cox’s car moments before Cox took off; it was eventually Cox who dragged the helpless animal to his ultimate demise.

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Police reports gathered from witnesses state that Cox and McFarland got into a serious argument that day. The two went at each other and even threw a couple of punches to try and resolve their differences. It seems that McFarland tied the dog to Cox’s car to get back at him.

Shortly after being booked by local law enforcement, Cox denied any involvement in this case and claimed he had never made contact with Hank that day. He also said that he had no idea that a dog was attached to his car while he was in motion.

However, a woman came forward and claims she warned Cox about the dog but said she was threatened by Cox for doing just that. The quick-minded witness was able to snap a photo of the car’s license plate and sent it to the authorities.

Hank left a visible trail of blood on the streets, as a result of the dragging. The pooch’s entire left side of his body was severely burnt amid road friction.

It should be clear for everyone that Brandyn Cox does not care about animals at all. Even if he hadn’t noticed the dog was being dragged behind his vehicle, he could have stopped when he was warned by a witness. Instead, he chose to threaten the person that was only trying to help. Hank’s life could have been saved had Cox displayed at least one ounce of humanity.

Please show your support to ensure Brandyn Cox and James McFarland are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law and receive mandatory jail time.

Thank you for your interest in Hank’s sad case.

News Source: The Indy Star